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littlewestern · 11 months
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EMD E5 9912A ("Silver Meteor") drawn by Charles Schultz for the Snoopy Railroad Trains Coloring Book from 1980.
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aryburn-trains · 2 years
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SCL #58 the northbound Silver Meteor Hamlet, NC December 17, 1968
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amtrak-official · 1 year
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who's the palmetto up against? and the silver meteor please
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Palmetto is going against the Texas Eagle and Silver Meator is against the
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bonetrousledbones · 4 months
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yeah ok i'll jump on that trend
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silver-the-hedgeblog · 10 months
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The Sega Sonic Comic giving us a rare interaction between Silver and Tails
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greatwesternway · 1 month
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What are some of your favorite pieces of '30s Zephyr-related merchandise?
So in the 30's there wasn't really much in the way of merch as we would think of it today. People weren't enthusiasts about a thing they way they can be now, so there wasn't as much market in the 30's. Most of the Zephyr themed items available were practical items like matches and playing cards you could buy from the dinette.
Here's a matchbook from the Pioneer Zephyr:
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Some playing cards from the Twin Zephyrs (I actually have these ones!):
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And, in my search for these pictures, I found that Silver Meteor even got to be on the Vista-Dome pack!
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Beyond this kind of thing, there really wasn't merch so much as people trying to borrow that Zephyr cache for themselves. People named their businesses for the train and aesthetically, you could imply Zephyrness. In some cases, throwing the word "Zephyr" on was actually more a shorthand way of saying an object was streamline moderne for people who maybe didn't engage with aesthetics in their day to day but did know about that shiny new train. This "Zephyr" teapot is an example of this.
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And of course there was some more blatant kinds of stolen valor like this tin lunchbox made to look like a vague approximation of the train.
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That said, there are a couple of circa 30's Zephyr things that I think count as merch in the modern sense.
The movie starring the Pioneer Zephyr, The Silver Streak, had a Big Little Book to accompany it (which is good because the movie is kind of hard to follow once the train gets going).
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I think the most interesting piece of 30's merch, though, is the Buddy "L" Zephyr ride-on toy.
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The original (which sported the accurate silver paint job) was large enough for three small children to scoot about on. Later, they released shorter two- and one-car models in yellow and red respectively. I honestly wish the MSI had one of these.
But I think my favorite 30's merch - and we write this as being Pioneer's favorite as well - are his commemorative letter covers.
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For the train's various milestone achievements, people could send a self-addressed stamped envelope to the train and the Railway Post Office would stamp it with commemorative artwork and mail it back to them. I've collected most of them, including the ones the MSI made for his 50th anniversary, although I think there might be a 20th anniversary one that I don't have yet.
Pioneer likes these best because it's very inexpensive and doesn't require the person to actually be on his train, so it was accessible to the most people. It also just feels more personal. It's a little like he actually gets to engage with the post beyond his usual capacity. The people who sent in for his letter covers would have been enthusiasts for him (or for letter covers) in the way that we think of now and he'd have loved getting to send a bit of himself to them for it.
We rather hope he gets to do it again for his 100th anniversary.
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true-blue-sonic · 9 months
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One of my favorite Silver pictures 🙏
We have found ourselves a ✨drama boi✨in the house!! And you know what I think is hilarious about these two presented options?
NEITHER OF THAT WOULD HURT BLAZE IN ANY WAY.
Burning? This chick commands flame like it's nothing. Boiling? She can stand in fire and it doesn't affect her negatively, I see no reason why hot water would suddenly be so harmful to her. The one one who would suffer any consequences of being burned or boiled is Silver, sulking little drama king he is being here. I figure the script writers did not make him say those two things specifically because Blaze would not be harmed whereas Silver would be, but still, in a way that makes it actually quite sweet that these are the two options he explicitly suggests. He doesn't want Blaze to be hurt, after all!
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superherobriefings · 1 year
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Silver Streak
Creator(s): Bob Wood
Alias(es): Unknown
1st Issue w/Uniform: Silver Streak Comics #14
Year/Month of Publication: 1941/12
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Meteor The Boy Speed-King
Creator(s): Bob Wood
Alias(es):  Unknown
1st Issue w/Uniform: Silver Streak Comics #14
Year/Month of Publication: 1941/12
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mrhowells · 8 months
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Splinter is giving me whiplash like where do i even start with this episode💀💀
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coderiderr · 3 months
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i completely understand any hesitance towards remastering sonic generations with how recent it is in comparison to other games that really need one, however as a silver fan im excited for a remastered vs silver
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raidensharkgun · 1 year
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Meteor storm
aka Kamen Rider meteors final form
yayyy more Fourze retold stuff
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krafterwrites · 8 months
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Silver should get to form a giant hurricane as an attack
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aryburn-trains · 2 years
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SAL RS3 #1690 combining both sections of the Silver Meteor, taken August 1967. Wildwood, FL
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dynamhobby · 9 months
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Dynam Gloster Meteor F8 V2 Silver 6S Twin 70mm EDF RC Jet
The Gloster Meteor was the first British jet fighter and the Allies' only jet aircraft to achieve combat operations during the Second World War. The Dynam Gloster Meteor F8 V2 is an exceptional RC airplane that will provide an exhilarating flying experience. With a wingspan of 1270mm (50") and a length of 1510mm (59"), this EDF Jet is the perfect size for outdoor flying.
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corvids-corner · 1 year
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I love my dad and I appreciate the effort but he managed to get me the most basic looking straight girl version of mushroom earrings I’ve ever seen
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dawntrailing · 2 years
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